Justin Cuthbert and Jesse Rubinoff start the show in Edmonton where Luke Gazdic (5:46) breaks down the Oilers' falling to 0-3 to the Panthers - Bobrovsky's dominance, reasons to believe the Oilers will put up a fight and why the core group will want to stick around no matter what the result. Next, we head to Dallas where Arash Madani (28:08) is covering the NBA Finals. He debates how the talk around Luka is silly, why he’s still ahead of schedule at 25 and why any talk about him distracts from the fact that this Celtics team is historic.

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Jesse Marsch, head coach of Canada's men's national soccer team, joins Justin Cuthbert to chat about the early signs of optimism from the club, what he's implemented since taking the reins, the leaders within the group, how he plans to deploy Alphonso Davies and Ismaël Koné, and what he hopes to learn from the schedule ahead.

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In anticipation of Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final, Justin Cuthbert and Jesse Rubinoff welcome Frank Seravalli (1:03) to play 'Frank or Fiction!' He looks at whether or not the Panthers travel issues hurt their chances, series officiating and why Paul Maurice might be the best coach in all of sports when holding a press conference. Then, Utah selects a name without actually selecting …a name. Later, James Sharman (27:57) of the Footy Prime Podcast helps us preview Euro 2024 - why he’s tempted to pick England and risk another broken heart, why the defending champs – Italy – are worth a look despite failures lately to make World Cups and Ronaldo’s potential farewell and how Portugal plans to use him (or not).

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